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Ashford is a NSW suburb in Inverell LGA, matched to postcode 2361 — also covering Atholwood, Bonshaw, Limestone and nearby localities. New rental bonds in that postcode had a median weekly rent of $300 in 2025. That is about 57% below the NSW median of $695. Bond medians describe new lodgements with Fair Trading, not every current lease in the suburb. Ashford recorded 79 criminal incidents in the 12 months to March 2026, up 43.6% from 55 a year earlier. These are police-recorded incidents, not convictions, and they are not adjusted for how many people live or visit here. Half of new bonds sat between $250 and $350 a week. Fair Trading recorded 13 new bonds in the postcode in 2025. Over 2021–2025 the postcode median moved from $240 to $300 a week. Because several suburbs share the postcode, the rent charts are a postcode picture, not a street-level one. Property offences totalled 23 and violent-related offences 26. Against justice procedures made up the largest published share (19 incidents, 24%). Next was Assault (16). The crime series is coded to this suburb name; the rent series, where shown, is the whole postcode. The two windows are not identical: rents are calendar year, recorded crime is the 12 months to March 2026. Some person-offence categories are not itemised here because suburb geography under-counts them. Do not rank this suburb as more or less dangerous from the raw incident total. Sources: NSW Fair Trading rental bond lodgements, calendar 2025; NSW Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research, Apr 2025 – Mar 2026.
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+43.6% year-on-year
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